Is June a good time to visit the Grand Canyon?

The warm weather, the minimal tourism, the unique activities and the beautiful canyons all make for June a great time to visit the Grand Canyon! Being able to hike through the canyons in warm sunny weather without having the summer crowds makes it ideal for those wanting a tranquil experience.

Is it too hot to go to the Grand Canyon in June?

June is the warmest, driest month of the year in Grand Canyon National Park. It’s also one of the most popular, as it marks the beginning of the busy summer tourist season.

What is the best time to visit Grand Canyon South Rim?

The best times to visit the Grand Canyon are March through May and September through November, when daytime temperatures are cool and crowds are thin. If you decide to visit during the summer (the park’s peak season), be prepared for hordes of tourists and very limited lodging availability.

What is the weather like at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon?

Average temperatures at the South Rim range from a low of 34 ºF to a high of 62 ºF. Average temperatures at Phantom Ranch range from a low of 55 ºF to a high of 82 ºF.

What should I wear to the Grand Canyon in June?

In the summer, wear shorts, a t-shirt, and running shoes with a light jacket or sweater. In the winter, opt for jeans, good shoes (or even boots – it does snow at the Grand Canyon!), and a long-sleeved shirt with a jacket or sweater.

What should I wear to Grand Canyon in June?

Long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and hats are keys to comfortable Grand Canyon trekking. During the summer months, make a personal swamp cooler with a sarong that you drench and drape over your head. Don’t forget warm layers.

Does it snow in Grand Canyon South Rim?

The South Rim averages 58” of snow, and Phantom Ranch less than 1”. Moisture for these winter storms generally comes from the North Pacific. Late spring and early summer are the driest times of the year, with relative humidity often falling below 10% during the day.

What should I pack for rim to rim Grand Canyon?

What about the 10 Essentials?

1. Navigation, like a map and compass, altimeter or GPS device.
2. Headlamp (Illumination)
3. Sun Protection.
4. First Aid.
5. Knife.
6. Fire, such as matches.
7. Shelter, like an emergency blanket or light bivy sack.
8. Extra Food.

Do you have to wear a mask at the Grand Canyon?

Effective June 19, 2020, Coconino County and Grand Canyon National Park require face coverings when visitors and residents are unable to socially distance themselves from others.